Being faithful to our motto: "Don't dream your life, live your dreams" Because, what's the point of life if you don't live it! The Camino is full of unique, shared and moving moments, you just have to start them with a good phrase. "Buen Camino": the most heard phrase on the Camino de Santiago It is the most heard phrase on the...
A physical end, but not emotional Many pilgrims set out on the Camino de Santiago with a clear goal: to reach the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. That moment, after more than 100 kilometres walked, is usually experienced with a mixture of joy and sadness. But when you are in front of the Plaza del Obradoiro, a question arises...
Discover which is the most beautiful Camino de Santiago according to your style: nature, sea or history. We compare the French Way from Sarria and the Portuguese Way along the coast from Baiona to help you choose the best experience.
Choosing the best time to do the Camino de Santiago can make the difference between a good adventure and a magical experience. Read on, because here we not only tell you everything, but also give you practical tips to live the Camino like never before.
If you are going to do the Camino de Santiago, surely you've noticed symbols like the shell or the yellow arrow. In Viajeros Canallas we explain what they mean, why they are there and how they guide and enrich your experience as a pilgrim.
How much does it cost to do the Camino de Santiago? In this complete guide we tell you the prices according to the route, accommodation, meals and other expenses. Find out how to plan your Camino without surprises and with options for all budgets, from backpackers to organised trips.
The Camino de Santiago hides many secrets, but why you should do it is not one of them. Discover seven reasons why you should do the Camino de Santiago.
If your holidays are in August and you want to organise everything for the challenge of carrying out the Camino de Santiago, I'm going to give you five tips to counteract the long and sunny days.
Discover which is the hardest stage of the Camino de Santiago according to Viajeros Canallas. We analyze the routes Sarria-Portomarín and Vigo-Redondela, and we explain what factors make them so demanding: terrain, climate, slope and physical preparation. Ideal for pilgrims who want to be prepared.
Learn how to get from Santiago airport to Sarria step by step. We explain the best options: train, bus, taxi or private transfer. Includes tips, prices and how to share transport with other pilgrims. Ideal to start the Camino without complications or stress.
